Resources

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Ready To Volunteer?

VolunteerMatch is reported to be the largest network in the nonprofit world. If you’re in recovery from addiction, it’s the perfect tool to find a cause you’re passionate about.

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Kick-Start Your Career

In recovery and ready to work? Before you jump into the job market, create a career success plan to ensure you’re well prepared. Get tips from the author of "A Holistic Approach To Your Career."

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Alternatives to Traditional 12-Step Programs

One size doesn’t fit all: In recent decades, effective alternatives to AA and NA have been providing different roads to recovery from addiction.

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Questions To Ask Before Choosing a Residential Treatment Program

Considering inpatient addiction treatment for yourself or a loved one? Read this primer on what you need to ask — and know — first.

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Best Podcasts About Recovery

Real stories, real hope, real talk. Here's a rundown of our favorite podcasts on all things recovery!

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EdX: Find Your Purpose in Continuing Education

How can you sustain recovery from addiction? Finding purpose is one key element. Why not check out some free online classes at EdX?

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Warning Signs That Someone You Love Needs Treatment

Addiction does not form overnight, and loved ones are best positioned to gauge changes in behaviors, physical attributes and attitudes.

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ADDICTIONary

Addiction and substance use disorders are heavily stigmatized; the words we use to talk about them matter. Check out this helpful guide from the Recovery Research Institute.

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Navigating Addiction and Treatment: A Guide for Families

Addiction is complicated and emotional for the families of those needing treatment and in recovery. This Addiction Policy Forum resource can help you navigate it.

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